Congrats to Chris Stone and the YUI team
Chris Stone converted the YUI iPhone Omnigraffle files into In Design files for use in that app, too. YUI Blog has the details.
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Tangible earth
The tangible earth project is an incredible demonstration of the power of innovation and user experience.
The project created an interactive globe unlike any other: It's a 10 million to 1 scale globe approximately 1.2 meters in diameter. Using this globe, people can explore all aspects of the environment of earth: atmosphere, day and night, light pollution, cloud cover and more. It's a fascinating example of a mashup of internet data sources, data visualization, and the user interface principle of natural mapping (no pun intended).
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